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Child Passport
A Child Passport is issued to minors, typically those under the age of 16 or 18, depending on the issuing country. It often has a shorter validity period compared to adult passports.
Key Features
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Shorter validity: Typically 5 years for U.S. child passports.
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Requires parental or guardian consent for issuance.
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May have specific photo requirements.
Application Process
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Proof of citizenship (birth certificate or equivalent).
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Parental/guardian identification.
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Application Form DS-11 (for U.S. passports).
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Passport photo adhering to child-specific guidelines.
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Consent documentation, ensuring both guardians agree to the passport issuance.
Usage
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Same as adult passports for international travel.
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Important: Some countries have specific entry/exit regulations for minors. Always check before traveling.
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